... alienates the propnetera from each other. They submitted .to form incapacity of effectual resistance. I Grattan was itself iufluencej. every remnant in the bosom mnt « t, addresses to the same mistress, and cordially oetest each The temper of the English ...

... the occasion amidy justified, adverted agrreat number of diverdfied topics—quoted the speeches Sir Robert Peel and of Lord John Russell, He adverted to the rep »rt of the secret committee of the House of Lords in 1797, he R. thro, oparession has not ...

... Wellesley, the Secretary for Ireland, flung into the fire ; and arms bill, to which clauses have been recently added, which even Mr. Shaw declared were wantonly severe.” You may conceive that an arms bill, with all its molestations, may be required ; but it ...

... nights since a house belonging to John Smith Esq. of Lisancorin, was set fire to, at Knockinroe and burnt to the ground. The house of William O'Brien, near Kilnerath, Owney and Arm, was broken into by four men armed. They fired 2 shots at O'Brien men ...

... Ban, Iwae Butt Bat). Aldarman, Sir Berea, feed Iftfahoo. Joaeph Coarper. Ear. Sir John Jtmn, Ban, Wfflton Henry. Car. Hrnr* Smith, Far. Chlulcy Coma. Earn A Ufroy. Ear John Oeorae. Bar. Captain Taylor, are Jam*, ffana Haßiiiton. Eaq. FF, Tboanaa, Ear, Groean ...

... Wellesley, the secretary for Ireland, flung into the fire ; and an Arms Bill to which clauses have been recently added, which even Mr. Shaw declared were wantonly severe. Having passed the Arms Bill and the Insurrection Act, its appropriate adjunct, the Imperial ...

... Mr. Shell, M.P., rose to address the jury, on the part of Mr. John O’Connell. The right hoo. gentleman said—May it please your lordships, and gentlemen the jury, I am counsel for Mr. John O’Connell. The importance of this case is not susceptible of exaggera ...

... sessions on Saturday John Bruce. James Gray, John Hancock, Charles Pitcher, John Burt, and Francis Chapman, were indicted for illegally keeping and maintaining a common gaminghouse, in the pariah of St. James, Westminster. Mr. John Kelly. of Northampton ...

... greatness the creation am* ply justified advert* dto a great number «f fi» topics, quoted the specchrs Sir Robert Peel and Lord John issel-. adverted !« the report of the secret committee the House of Lords 1797, and he referred to the great era of Irish ...

... should everywhere prevail, and not least in you was prosecuted for speech on the expedition those public tribunals which are armed with Wolfe Tone. The hills were found ; but Mr. much authority, and exercise so much influct.ee Canning declared in the cabinet ...

... for Ireland, flung into country by any crimes; neither lose it by any ~f the voice (jf six .ml hoiu raise; Ir the fire; and arms bill, to which clauses have been , domestic insurrection ; no. .ho rebellion *« com- Cl.ro the (a,, «ay_.f the reccnt'v aildetl ...

... whole circuit of the Island, from Franklin's quay to the lands on the cast side of the Island, now occupied by Mrs. M'Adams. or John Kelly. The walk thus proposed to be formed will be maintained at the expense of the Crown and appropriated as a place of public ...